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Catskill Mountain Railroad, trail advocates make their pitches

Catskill Mountain Railroad told a county committee it can extend the railroad to Basin Road with a trail at minimal taxpayer cost, while trail advocates pushed for a trail-only option. CMRR President Ernie Hunt told the Ulster County Legislature’s Housing and Transportation Committee how much tourism the railroad brings with...

Ulster County, NY · 3d
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Brooks' House of Bar-B-Q chicken dinner in Stone Ridge, pre-order by November 15

Tasty chicken dinners from Brooks' House of Bar-B-Q of Oneonta will be available for drive-up take-out, 3-6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, at Marbletown Reformed Church, 3750 Main St., Stone Ridge. Each $16 dinner, paid by cash or check only, includes half a chicken, coleslaw, baked potato, dinner roll and dessert. There will also be Brooks' bottled Bar-B-Q sauce available for purchase. Pre-order (recommended) by Sunday, Nov. 15 at 845-687-3057. For more information, visit Marbletown Reformed Church on Facebook.

Stone Ridge, NY · 2d
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Democrats win big across Dutchess County

Democrats saw large victories across Dutchess County in the Nov. 3 elections. Incumbent Democratic Representative Pat Ryan defeated Republican opponent Jackie Mary Auringer by almost 25 percentage points. In what was supposed to be a competitive state Senate race for New York’s District 39, County Legislator Lisa Kaul defeated Republican incumbent Rob Rolison by over 10 percentage points.

Dutchess County, NY · 1d
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Mid-Hudson Valley event guide for 11/12-18

Discover the most comprehensive weekly calendar of events in Ulster County and the Hudson Valley. Whether you’re searching for local events, weekend festivals, live music, art shows, or family-friendly activities, we’ve got you covered. We gather hundreds of events from local venues every week, offering a complete list of the best activities the region has to offer.

Ulster County, NY · 2d
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Groundbreaking for High Falls State Park to take place next week

The groundbreaking for the first phase of High Falls State Park will take place Wednesday, Nov. 18, officials have confirmed. The first phase of park construction will be High Falls Terrace, overlooking the eastern edge of the gorge. The core of that project phase is the Heritage Walk and Memorial Wall, dedicated to the stories of those who migrated to the Rochester area, from Irish Americans to the Haudenosaunee nations.

Rochester, NY · 1d

millertonnews.com

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Let's hear it — November 12, 2026

Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino has proposed a $722 million budget for 2027, a 10.5% increase in spending. The proposal would raise the county sales tax from 3.75% to 4% and draw $28.5 million from reserves to help cover rising costs and a nearly $90 million gap between projected expenses and revenues.

Dutchess County, NY · 3d

hudsonvalleyone.com

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Trot with Family this Thanksgiving in both New Paltz and Woodstock

Family of Woodstock will host two turkey trots this Thanksgiving morning, inviting runners, walkers and families to celebrate while supporting vital community services. The tradition returns to New Paltz for its 23rd year and to Woodstock for its second year on Thursday, November 26. Registration is now open. Both events...

New Paltz, NY · 1d

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Warm 1970s modernism frames a new renovation in this $799K upstate New York home

Photo credit: Rebecca Miller / @thismustbetheplace.rm. Down a quiet country road in Stone Ridge, New York, this four-bedroom raised ranch at 86 Pine Ridge Road has the warmth of 1970s modern design, with the turnkey comfort of a stylish renovation that brings it firmly into the 21st century. Asking $799,000, the home’s flexible floor plan offers plenty of options for everyday living on two levels.

Stone Ridge, NY · 2d

millertonnews.com

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‘Mud-pie’ roads, library moves, orchard closes

The following excerpts from The Millerton News were compiled by Kathleen Spahn and Rhiannon Leo-Jameson of the North East-Millerton Library. Herzog Passes on $498,370 “Mud-Pie” Projects in Townships. A $498,370 “mud-pie” road program for Dutchess County was approved last week by Lester W. Herzog, upstate WPA administrator. Part...

Millerton, NY · 3d

aspiremetro.com

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Creative Connections: Inside the 2026 Kingston Design Showhouse

The Hudson Valley has long been a destination for artists, makers, and creative thinkers. Few events capture that collaborative spirit quite like the Kingston Design Showhouse, which returned for its eighth edition in 2026 with a fresh perspective on residential design and the power of creative community. Founded in 2018...

Saugerties, NY · 1d

CNY News

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New Training Pays Off for Poughkeepsie Firefighters During Medical Emergency

Engine 1 firefighters in Poughkeepsie didn't wait when an ambulance was delayed. They gave epinephrine for severe respiratory distress, thanks to training they'd just received.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 4d

Poughkeepsie Journal

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Bunga, Blazers breeze through Tuckahoe to advance to regional finals

CROSS RIVER – Serena Bunga has seen everything on the court in her time with the Millbrook girls volleyball team. Section championships, trips to the state final four and countless victories have been a part of the journey. It had been a while though, 2023 to be exact, since the senior relished in postseason success. She wasn't going to walk away without experiencing the joy of going deep into the postseason just one more time. Following up the team's Section 9 Class C championship the previous week, Millbrook showed its talent and resiliency once again by securing a 3-1 victory over Section 1's Tuckahoe in the New York State subregional at John Jay-Cross River on Wednesday afternoon, November 11. "It's something that we all really want to push towards and go to states again," Bunga said after the win, describing the team's determination. "We just think it's such an amazing feeling because our team is so close-knit. We love being with each other and playing with each other." The Blazers secured an early lead after a back-and-forth opening set and it looked as if the team was on its way to a sweep with a significant lead in the second.

Millbrook, NY · 1d

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An Injured Bald Eagle Gets A Ride To An Animal Hospital From Two Local EMTs

Not every patient has a call sheet. Two Wallkill EMTs spotted an injured bald eagle, worked with Newburgh police, and got it to an animal hospital for treatment.

Ulster County, NY · 3d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Ulster County ends 2025 with $45.4 million General Fund deficit, comptroller reports

KINGSTON – Ulster County ended 2025 with a $45.4 million General Fund deficit but maintained strong reserves and manageable debt, according to a report released Tuesday by County Comptroller March Gallagher. Audited financial statements show expenditures exceeded revenues by $45.4 million, primarily because of a budgeted transfer to finance...

Ulster County, NY · 2d

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Democrats earn big wins in 2026 elections

Democratic candidates in northeast Dutchess County scored wins alongside their state and federal counterparts. Voters cited the rising cost of living and opposition to the Trump administration’s policies as reasons for turning out. In the Pine Plains town supervisor race, transparency and police surveillance were also concerns. Pine Plains...

Dutchess County, NY · 2d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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Veterans honored at ceremony as officials call attention to veteran suicides

TOWN OF POUGHKEEPSIE – Veterans, elected officials and community members gathered at the Dutchess County War Memorial in Arlington on Wednesday to honor the men and women who have served in the U.S. armed forces, while calling attention to the challenges many veterans face after returning to civilian life.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 1d

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Gradual Abolition: New Research on John Hasbrouck and His Family

On Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 7 pm, Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) will host a virtual presentation and conversation entitled “Gradual Abolition to Freedom: New Research on John Hasbrouck and His Family” with Josephine Bloodgood and Kate Hymes. The talk will focus on the story of a Black child born in New Paltz in 1806 under New York’s gradual abolition acts and explores the personal stories of how the laws impacted John, his enslaved parents, and other family members.

New Paltz, NY · 1d